Re: Problem with extra ksh sessions!

From: JOSEPH KREMBLAS (JKREMBLAS_at_REDHEARTGIFTS.COM)
Date: 10/22/04

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    Check to see what aliases are defined for the user and the application.
    Also check what KSH "functions" are defined.

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    Bright, Frank
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    Subject: Re: Problem with extra ksh sessions!

    Hi Bill & Joseph,

    I'd looked at jack's .profile and it has the least. Only starting a
    profile script that all other users start. And there are no .kshrc file
    for anyone!

    Frank

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    Bill Verzal
    Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 2:39 PM
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    I'd look at Jack's profile.

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    We have a concern. There seems to be an extra ksh session opening when
    some users login. When we do a ps-ef and grep for a user some of them
    have spawn an extra ksh session. This does not happen all the time.

    It affects the routines we use to track users sessions and login counts.
    If any experiences this problem, would you have an idea of what is wrong
    and how to correct it??

    Below is a snapshot of what the problem looks like!

    Thanks in Advance!

    Frank Bright
    fbright@uarts.edu
    AIX 5.2.04, IBM P630

    User with extra ksh session. He has two login session in AIX and
    starting Unidata 6.0. root@p630:/>>ps -ef | grep jack
        jack 17450 41710 0 09:22:33 pts/20 0:00 -ksh
        root 18006 37202 0 14:12:25 pts/45 0:00 grep jack
        jack 36052 17450 0 09:22:33 pts/20 0:02 udt
        jack 41710 50116 0 09:22:26 pts/20 0:00 -ksh
        jack 43520 53082 0 09:22:17 pts/19 0:00 -ksh
        jack 45468 43520 0 09:22:17 pts/19 0:00 udt
        jack 53082 52908 0 09:22:12 pts/19 0:00 -ksh
    root@p630:/>>who -i | grep jack
    jack pts/19 Oct 22 09:22 3:33 53082 (10.64.30.96)
    jack pts/20 Oct 22 09:22 2:01 41710 (10.64.30.96)

    This user has one session in AIX and one connections to UDT 6.0.
    root@p630:/>>ps -ef | grep frank
       frank 14502 56156 0 10:12:58 pts/10 0:00 -ksh
        root 25756 37202 0 14:12:48 pts/45 0:00 grep frank
       frank 25974 14502 0 10:46:17 pts/10 0:00 udt
    root@p630:/>>who -i | grep frank
    frank pts/10 Oct 22 14:14 . 25776 (10.64.30.62)

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